New Coffee innovation competition added to the upcoming Blue Mountain Coffee Festival

There is a call for greater collaboration between the Ministry of Education and Youth and Jamaicans locally and in the diaspora, to tackle the culture of violent confrontations among students in schools.

MPM Waste Management Limited is moving to clear all illegal dumps in St. Catherine as part of an intensive enforcement drive against littering in the parish.

Some 400 Jamaicans will benefit from a 30 million dollar grant to offset the land survey costs associated with registering a parcel of land with the National Land Agency (NLA)

Some 4500 residents in Eastern St Thomas are to benefit from a 20-million-dollar water storage facility commissioned in the area on Wednesday, February 8. Minister with responsibility for Water, Senator Matthew Samuda says the 5000-gallon Frazer Hill Storage Tank Replacement Project marks the first of many that will be undertaken by the National Water Commission this year.

Coffee lovers, both locally and internationally, can mark Saturday, March 25, 2023 on their calendars as the date when the highly anticipated Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival will make its grand return. The Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) is inviting interested coffee related businesses to register for booths at the Festival.

The Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) project to transform downtown into a cultural district will be expanded during Reggae Month in February. The initiative, which involves infrastructure and beautification works, aims to highlight the country’s iconic musical heritage while also creating a space for recreation.

Senior citizens in St. Elizabeth and the wider Jamaica are being encouraged to take advantage of the various support services that are available through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.